Sentence examples for projects thought from inspiring English sources

Similarly, BP's Bob Dudley was awarded a pay deal worth $15.3m, with bonuses linked to seven "major projects", thought to include Sunrise, a tar sands joint venture in Canada, as well as projects in Angola, Azerbaijan, the Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea.

The scheme, administered by the Royal Society in London, gives preference to projects thought to be critical to the career development of exceptional young postdoctoral scientists.

That's what the hackers and team behind Codeando México, a civil innovation platform where government and organizations publish projects, thought when they launched the #app115 challenge, an app competition that aimed to prove that great code can be very inexpensive if motivated by the right reasons.

ZonMw funded the projects thought to be most likely to succeed and impact a large population of patients with chronic disease.

In recent times, stimulus efforts have taken the form of the government spending money on infrastructure and other socially beneficial projects (think the New Deal) and quantitative easing.

Everybody working within projects thinks that their career is project management.

In March 2009, the startup debuted an online shop where music licenses for multimedia projects (think film, tv shows, documentary, DVD, promotional video, websites, etc).

When people constructing projects think about contracts, the words that come to mind are "standard," "boilerplate," "boring," and "who reads this stuff anyway?" Paint colors get more attention.

Jeff Altman, of Owl Creek Asset Mgmt., who, along w/ COO Dan Sapadin, brought a team of volunteers to the projects, thinks LIPA is "full of it".

The company did not reveal the costs of the project, thought to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

If her 300 employees on the project thought that they'd walk out, she says, laughing awkwardly.